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tremendous knowledge in code management. He joins MCA from Trespa North America, New York, where he was manager, project manage- ment and quality. While at Trespa, Williams created a technical support and testing program. Previously, he spent more than 20 years with Alcan Composites USA Inc. (currently 3A Com- posites), Statesville, N.C.


complete directions for downloading and usage. It offers an upbeat, improved user experi-


ence. Attendees can build and store a personal expo plan and itinerary on their iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad, Android, other smart phones, and even laptops and PCs. Their preferences, book- marks and selections will then be accessible via any computer or mobile device before, during and after the show. A2Z will also provide access to information


about local venues, dining and entertainment near the show site in Rosemont, Ill. Exhibitors get the advantage of having online


New METALCON app links attendees


and exhibitors to show in real time Known as the A2Z mobile application, MET- ALCON's latest electronic feature is user friendly and provides seamless interaction between mobile devices of attendees and ex- hibitors with the show's website. This means attendees can access the latest fl oor plan and exhibitor info. The A2Z app is sponsored by Firestone Build-


ing Products, Indianapolis, an MCA member and long-time METALCON exhibitor. It will be launched the second week of August and will be accessible on the opening page of www.metalcon.com with


booth changes and additions update across mul- tiple platforms in real time. For all users, the pinch-and-zoom navigation is


fast and makes it particularly easy for attendees to fi nd information while perusing the exhibits.


Leland acquires


Canadian Threadall Ltd. Leland Industries Inc., Shawnee, Kan., recently acquired Canadian Threadall Ltd., complete with all assets. Canadian Threadall Ltd., a privately owned


manufacturer, established in 1982 and located in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, is ISO 9001:2008


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certifi ed and has a solid reputation for producing quality threaded products. Manufacturing from ferrous and non-ferrous metals, the company provides specialized threading, bending and forming services for the concrete forming, con- struction and automotive industries. Products in- clude U-bolts, anchor bolts and threaded rod; all of which complement Leland's existing fastener portfolio. Canadian Threadall will continue to operate independently of Leland Industries Inc., at its existing location. All contact information remains unchanged. Please continue to forward orders and inquiries to Canadian Threadall. Leland also recently acquired the bolt making


equipment from Westland Steel Products Ltd., Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, allowing the com- pany to broaden its product offering with items including hex bolts in sizes to 7/8 by 6 inches, wheel bolts, hub, plow, tower and structural bolts.


ATAS course approved by GBCI The Green Building Certifi cation Institute has


approved ATAS International Inc.’s course, “En- ergy Effi cient Building Envelope Technology.” The course is designed for green building profes- sionals in any construction fi eld to enhance their sustainable building knowledge, and is worth one general CE hour.


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